... Magazine for tbe present month, (see advertitement il our last). We are sorry that our limits do not allow ais at present to review its contents in detail. Whilh the generality of other periodicals ate content to subsist on the relics of past reputation ...

... of this article. it is written by our countryman, William Kennedy- the author of Fitful Fancies-a work which has been reviewed with unqualified approbation in one or two of the leading London periodicals. Mr Kennedy is a native of the county Antrim ...

... DEATH'S 110ORSE. (From Ilie Review of Tiles of an Astiquary in the Literary Gazette. The forest near Wolfsfeld is so infested by demons, ?? no person can pass unmolested. At length a bold knight ; nrler'tikes the dveitiore: he sets off, with the E ...

... leave ulss Brrt thitemute inavailirg tear, As here in mockery of Love's ?? They leave pale Mcrriot ta feeble r'ay ! Arnulh/d Review. ...

... welcome to a share, which we 'doubt if our contemporary can say with equal jnstle T he Wln' may recollect, that ho could not review the peryt of our countryman Kennedy, without abusing his politics, while wee gave Mr. Brougham ample credit for his proected ...

... land, and farther-yes- Perchanee beyond the sea, And hence, my sheep, so comfortless Your sihepherd's days mnst be! London ?? Review. ...

... STANZAS FOR MUSIC. FROM% TIRE WEEKLY REVIEW. FARE thee well, fare thee svell--over the waters, Far away over the sea; Oh ! when you are smiling with Italy's daughters, Will your heart eer turn back to me? Their eyes with a Iigt more bewitching may shine ...

... professionally studied the art of tortariiig his creatures, were living examples of unpunished villainy. Of this the work under review 'furnishes inumerous instances. Tine following has been before several 'times published, but the courage of ?? Legal and the ...

... argument, make their way el to- the heart. a Mr. Kyd's pamphlet in a great measure supplies the v defect which we noticed in our review of Mr. Carlile's work-it is Edapted to the peouniary capacities of gene- I [ral readers, as well as to their ordinary average ...

... cri- tique ol those parts of his course which have already been given. Yesterday's Lecture consisted chiefly of a historical review of the progress of the Fine Arts amongst the Greeks and Romans, especially the latter, together with the causes which at different ...

... observation, yet we hlave purposely allowed oaorelves leisure to examine thlem in detail, prior to our en- toring onl a formal review; And we can without hesitation assure our readirs that in the Soptrenir for l1'29,1in addition to splendid artificiail c' ...

... s of the sister coutry. Ott this accounrt we feel onr c iti tison lialfdisartmed when all Irish publication cnrmes utider review. The work before us, however, re- shnires bitt a slight degree of critical indulgence-its execution is also excelleit, and ...